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by pkage 2mo ago
I used this to build my personal site: https://ka.ge . It's a pixel-perfect (and functional) recreation of the windows 98 desktop environment in under a MB.
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by pkage 2mo ago
As with all text-only AI detection schemes, I am concerned about the accuracy of the detection. I'm skeptical of the methodology, specifically the final join of the three detector scores---how can you be sure that that final step does
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by pkage 3mo ago
The filter doesn't appear to be perfect, one of the top posts right now is "My Agent Skill for Test-Driven Development"
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by pkage 7mo ago
I switched from iTerm2 because at the time (possibly still), iTerm2 had a performance bug where large amounts of underlined text would cause the terminal to slow down noticeably. Wezterm works perfectly, and I appreciate the .lua configurat
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by pkage 8mo ago
https://ka.ge Lockdown project during early COVID, I tried to be as close as possible to the original windows 98 functionality.
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by pkage 10mo ago
Does not appear to work under Firefox, getting a bunch of CORS-related errors (header ‘user-agent’ is not allowed according to header ‘Access-Control-Allow-Headers’ from CORS preflight response) on the /graphql endpoint.
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by pkage 11mo ago
In addition to the other responses, it's also worth noting that wasm itself is useful outside of the web itself; e.g. in containerized applications.
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by pkage 1y ago
Yes, that's an http connection to the Docker Engine api on localhost failing due to the same issue—the docker engine cam't negotiate with the Docker Hub to get the new image and is passing the error back through the local api to y
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by pkage 1y ago
There's native ad blocking on iOS and has been for a while—I've found that to significantly enhance the usability of the device. I use Wipr[0], other options are available. [0]: https://kaylees.site/wipr2.html
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by pkage 1y ago
The DC Metro system operates similarly.
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by pkage 2y ago
Not OP, but common solutions in this space represent the state as conflict-free replicated data types (CRDTs). Some popular browser-based libraries for that are Y.js[0] and Automerge[1]. [0]: https://yjs.dev/ [1]: https:&#
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by pkage 2y ago
mispasted, thanks!
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by pkage 2y ago
I remember reading the excellent Beej's Guide to Network Programming[0] and Beej's Guide to Unix IPC[1] as a teenager, which were incredibly approachable while still having depth—fantastic reads both and very influential on the pr
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by pkage 2y ago
Dupe of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41995701 (171 comments)
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by pkage 2y ago
For me, that's manual—I make sure everything I've cited is in the .bib file, and move papers into another collection if they end up not being relevant for a particular paper. This is probably an automatable task, but it's gen
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by pkage 2y ago
Same here, except that I gather all the bibliography entries into a Zotero collection organized by paper and only export that to the latex workspace rather than using JabRef. Works a treat and keeps the size of the .bib file small.
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by pkage 2y ago
There is no concrete concern past "models that can simulate thinking are scary." The risk has always been connecting models to systems which are safety critical, but for some reason the discourse around this issue has been more in
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by pkage 2y ago
If you're willing to hold your nose a little bit, Plaid[0] might be worth looking into. They have (had?) a testing tier which is more than enough for personal uses (100 linked accounts). [0]: https://plaid.com/
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by pkage 2y ago
I mean, it's entirely possible the boy has two mothers. This seems like a perfectly reasonable answer from the model, no?
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by pkage 2y ago
LIME and other post-hoc explanatory techniques (deepshap, etc.) only give an explanation for a singular inference, but aren't helpful for the model as a whole. In other words, you can make a reasonable guess as to why a specific predic
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by pkage 2y ago
Same here. I started my PhD with the full intention of doing most of my research with Julia (via Flux[0]), and while things worked well enough there were a few things which made it challenging: - Lack of multi-GPU support, - some other weir
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by pkage 2y ago
I like this! I feel like I've written a half-version of this a dozen times, it's nice to see a version which is fully fleshed out. One feature request: you could likely fully remove the need for an NPM package by accepting POST re
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by pkage 2y ago
I agree, the `dev` extra group should be used for development dependencies. The arguments against it are pretty weak, especially the "i don't want dev dependencies listed as dependencies of the package on pip" line; imo if a
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by pkage 2y ago
A lot of the backlash is around the tool downloading and running an arbitrary shell script which could contain anything, and overlooks the fact that that shell script then downloads an opaque binary which could also contain anything. If you
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by pkage 2y ago
This is a fairly common way to install tools on Linux. Tailscale, Homebrew, Pi-hole and many others offer installations in this way.
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by pkage 2y ago
ML researcher perspective: Conda is... dog slow, even for relatively simple tasks (clone and run a project). The recommendation nowadays is to use Mamba (iirc), but in my experience (a few years old now) it's been unstable and unable t
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by pkage 2y ago
Claiming that emissions surged 50% due exclusively to AI (as in the headline) is unsupported by the Google report, which is the article's singular source. Again, looking at the graph of emissions at Google on pg 31, it's clear tha
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by pkage 2y ago
and indeed, this is the approach that config-centric languages like Nickel[0] take. [0]: https://nickel-lang.org/
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by pkage 2y ago
Additionally, the only sea covered in its entirety is the Mediterranean. Generally, constellations don't do captures over open ocean as researchers/customers tend to be much more interested in events on land; this makes it difficu
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by pkage 2y ago
Looks like it's trying to use Runestone[0] (a textbook authoring tool) to get the number of online students but the server url is improperly configured to point at localhost (hence the port scan trigger). [0] https://runesto

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